Sentence examples for its distinctness from inspiring English sources

Though simpler ideas are generally easier to make clear and distinct, simplicity is not a requirement: "A concept is not any more distinct because we include less in it; its distinctness simply depends on our carefully distinguishing what we do include in it from everything else" (Prin. 1 63, AT 8a:31; cf. Prin. 1 45).

But it also highlights Barcelona's curious role in Spanish culture, even as it seeks to assert its distinctness.

In 2012, it was transferred to the newly created genus Harrya when it was established that morphological and molecular evidence demonstrated its distinctness from the genera in which it had formerly been placed.

Once writing was seen as providing a new medium for linguistic expression, its distinctness from speech was more clearly grasped.

"SuperBetter" aims to eliminate unpleasant feelings or weakness — anything, really, that gives human character its distinctness and depth.

Tartarus, originally denoting an abyss far below Hades and the place of punishment in the lower world, later lost its distinctness and became almost a synonym for Hades.

The EDGE currently lists the Lake Oku clawed frog (Xenopus longipes) as number 35 out of some 7,000 amphibian species in terms of its evolutionary distinctness (or how far they are separated from other species on the tree of life) and its proximity to extinction.

Ever closer links with China have actually sharpened Hong Kong's sense of its own distinctness.

However, in the case of the RAD52 superfamily the predicted HhH modules appear to have been welded into a large globular superstructure that maintained its evolutionary distinctness over time.

Finally, practice your summary, both to yourself, so that you have it down cold, and in front of other people, so that you can get feedback about its clarity and distinctness, and about the questions it is likely to prompt.

The clearest example, of course, is the cogito; the meditator first comes to know that he exists as a thinking thing and only later comes to know that his knowledge of the cogito is grounded in its clarity and distinctness.